Responding to both apowell and underdesign: Yes, I've surveyed the competitive landscape pretty extensively. I agree with your analyses of potential weaknesses

Responding to both apowell and underdesign: Yes, I've surveyed the competitive landscape pretty extensively. I agree with your analyses of potential weaknesses. Two possible differentiators I see are: (1) the "open source" nature of the contract clauses themselves, which eventually could result in the compendium becoming a de facto standard; combined with ... (2) ease of configuration (checkboxes) and ease of editing. But those two points might not be enough to motivate people to pay anything. Thanks for the input.